A FUL Foods raceway near Islamabad, its surface bright green with duckweed, lined in black HDPE

Pakistan importsits feed protein.We grow ours.

پاکستان کی مچھلیوں کے لیے، پاکستان میں اُگایا گیا پروٹین

GreenFin fish feed is built on duckweed we grow on our own raceways outside Islamabad. No fishmeal. No soy. Protein grown here, not shipped in.

Feed for every fish you farm.

Five feeds, one homegrown protein, all coming soon. Pick your fish and spin the pack.

Pack designs shown in 3D.

GreenFin Carp Polyculture

Rohu, thaila, mori, grass carp and silver carp

Built for mixed carp ponds, the backbone of fish farming in Pakistan. One pellet for every carp in the water.

  • Coming soon
  • In university trials

GreenFin Tilapia

Tilapia in ponds, tanks and cages

Made for a fish that grows fast and is stocked dense, so it needs protein it can count on.

  • Coming soon
  • In university trials

GreenFin Catfish

Pangasius, magur and other catfish

A protein-rich pellet for hungry, fast-growing catfish. Clarias catfish is already eating GreenFin in trials at GCU Lahore.

  • Coming soon

Duckweed Aquafeed

Any fish, any pond

Our all-round duckweed pellet. It isn't tuned to one species, so it costs a little less.

  • Coming soon
  • Lower price

GreenFin Ornamental

Goldfish, koi and aquarium fish

Small pellets for aquariums and garden ponds, in a smaller pack.

  • Coming soon
  • Small pack
  • Protein grown in Pakistan

    Duckweed from our own raceways outside Islamabad, not soybeans shipped across an ocean.

  • Up to 40% crude protein

    In our dried duckweed, dry basis, across lab-tested batches.

    Measured by a third-party laboratory on a specific sample.
  • No fishmeal. No soy.

    GreenFin replaces both with duckweed protein.

Straight from the ponds.

On sale now: the duckweed itself, dried or live.

  • A 1 kg bag of FUL Foods duckweed powder

    Duckweed Powder

    100% dried duckweed, ~31% protein, 250 g to 1 kg

    A high-protein feed ingredient for fish, poultry and livestock, straight from our raceways.

    Buy on Daraz
  • Fresh duckweed fronds on a fingertip

    Live Duckweed

    Starter packs, 25 to 1,000+ plants

    Live Lemna for aquariums, ponds and growing your own. It doubles in days.

    Order on WhatsApp

Watch it double.

Duckweed is one of the fastest-growing plants on Earth. On our raceways a covered surface doubles in two to three days. Tap the water to drop in a few fronds, then harvest the way we do: take most of the mat and leave enough to regrow.

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Sped up about 100,000 times. Each doubling stands for about two and a half days.

Pakistan imported more than two million tonnes of soybeans in 2024–25, most of it for animal feed, all of it paid for in dollars before it reaches a single pond. Duckweed grows right here, on water, and doubles in days.

Source: Dawn, 1 June 2026

From pond to pellet

  1. Duckweed fronds covering the surface of a raceway, seen from above

    Grow

    Duckweed spreads across shallow raceways lined with black HDPE. A paddlewheel keeps the water moving and a solar borewell keeps it topped up.

    2–3 days

    to double a covered surface

  2. A harvest scoop lifting duckweed from the raceway

    Harvest

    We harvest straight off the surface, check every pond for pH, temperature, colour and pests, and let the mat grow back.

    Again and again

    we skim the mat and leave enough to regrow

  3. Freshly harvested duckweed spread out to dry on a tarpaulin

    Dry

    Fresh duckweed is about 90% water. Drying it locks the protein into a meal that keeps and travels.

    Up to 40%

    crude protein once dried (dry basis, lab tested)

    Measured by a third-party laboratory on a specific sample.
  4. GreenFin feed pellets

    Pellet

    The meal is formulated and pressed into GreenFin pellets, ready for the pond.

    ~31%

    crude protein in GreenFin pellets

    Measured by a third-party laboratory on a specific sample.

Walk the raceways.

Three years of growing duckweed in the open near Islamabad, through Punjab heat and monsoon storms. This is where GreenFin starts.

Two duckweed raceways side by side, lined in black HDPE with brick edging
Our two raceways, near Islamabad
The curved end of a raceway, its surface covered in duckweed
The loop: water circles the central baffle
A raceway with water tanks and the site building behind it
Fresh water from a solar borewell
Long straight raceway channels covered in duckweed
A full surface, ready to harvest
A mother-culture pond covered in duckweed
Mother-culture ponds keep back-up stock
A raceway at sunset, the light across the duckweed
Through 44 °C summers and monsoon storms
Raceways
2
Open water
≈16,000 sq ft
Liner
Black HDPE
Circulation
Paddlewheel
Water
Solar borewell

Your water. Our feed.

Got ponds or a dam? We team up with fish farms, pond owners and dam operators to grow more fish from the water they already have, with homegrown feed, hands-on expertise and better management.

  1. You bring the water

    Ponds, a dam or a reservoir, and the people who run them.

  2. We bring feed and know-how

    GreenFin, feeding and stocking plans, water-quality management and support on site.

  3. We measure it together

    Growth, survival and feed use, recorded and shared with you.

اردو میں پڑھیں

Tubs and bags of duckweed aquafeed and duckweed powder on a table beside a raceway
A rohu on the scale, about 1.5 kg

Rohu that grew fifteen-fold on duckweed.

Rohu stocked at about 100 g in our duckweed ponds reached up to 1.5 kg in roughly four months, and silver carp went from 20 g to 800 g. We didn't buy a single bag of feed for them.

Seen on our own ponds near Islamabad.

six universities are feeding it to fish right now.

GreenFin is in feeding trials across Punjab and Sindh, from GCU and UVAS in Lahore to SBBUVAS Sakrand and SAU Tandojam, on catfish, tilapia, rohu, grass carp and mrigal.

See every trial
Our ponds

Schematic of the Indus and its tributaries. Positions are approximate.

  • WinnerZarZaraat Startup Competition 2025Pakistan Agriculture Coalition
  • Semi-finalistStartup Innovation Awards 2025World Food Forum (FAO)
  • As seen onARY News, TechJuice, Pakistan Observer, Radio Pakistan